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During 2006, there were less than 66,000 admissions to drug and alcohol treatment programs in Maryland. There were more than 71,000 such treatment admissions during the previous year, and over 72,500 admissions to drug treatment in the state. Approximately 109,000 Maryland residents reported needing but not receiving treatment for drug use within the past year.

National survey results indicate that 125,000 people in Maryland reported illicit drug dependence or abuse within the past year. About 88,000 of them reported past year drug dependence. Overall, approximately 301,000 Maryland residents reported past month use of an illicit drug.

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Cocaine and crack cocaine abuse and distribution are significant threats throughout Maryland, especially in areas near Washington, DC. Wholesale amounts of cocaine are readily available via suppliers in New York City, the southwestern U.S. and the Atlanta, Georgia area. Additionally, law enforcement sources in cities and towns located along the Eastern Shore and in western Maryland cite crack cocaine as the primary drug threat in their areas. Heroin is abused throughout Maryland, but is centered in and around the city of Baltimore, where high-purity heroin is readily available. Baltimore is home to higher numbers of heroin addicts and heroin-related crime than almost any other city in the nation. These problems tend to spill over into adjoining counties where many heroin distributors maintain residences. The enormous demand for heroin in the Baltimore metropolitan area led to an increase in the drug's abuse among teens and young adults, who routinely drive into the city to obtain heroin for themselves and other local abusers. Current investigations indicate that the diversion of oxycodone products continues to be a problem in Maryland. Benzodiazepines, methadone and Klonopin are also among the most commonly abused and diverted pharmaceuticals in the state.

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